Israel's ATM wedding gifts
Sep 28 - Guests at an Israeli wedding hall can now insert a credit card into a machine at the entrance, tap in a sum and leave a gift for the happy couple.
Rather than bring boxed gifts, guests at Israeli weddings usually leave cash or cheques in envelopes they slip into a portable safe placed near the entrance to the reception hall's door, which the couple needs to collect after the wedding and deposit into their bank account.
But now an Israeli company named Check-Out, has developed an ATM-like machine that enables guests to leave a wedding gift using their credit cards.
Sonia Legg reports.
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